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Contact Force Canonical Decomposition and the Role of Internal Forces in Robust Grasp Planning Problems

M. Aicardi, Giuseppe Casalino, Giorgio Cannata

Year
1996
Citations
15

Abstract

This article addresses the problem of grasping rigid objects us ing robot hands. A new formalism is presented that is suitable for representing the space of the contact forces that allow a grasped object to perform an assigned motion, and emphasis is placed on the advantages to be gained from this formalism when planning a "robust grasp. " In particular, a "canoni cal" represeratation of the space of so-called internal forces is given. Within this framework, an algorithm is proposed for the determination of feasible grasping and manipulation forces.

Keywords

GRASPFormalism (music)Internal forcesContact forceRobotComputer scienceRobotic handArtificial intelligenceComputer visionClassical mechanics

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